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Description
From VIZ:
Seiji Sawamura is the toughest seventeen-year-old in town, feared by all for his fighting prowess and his deadly "devil's right hand." But at heart, Seiji is a softy, and all he wants is an end to his seventeen-year history of being a lonely single guy. Unfortunately his tough-guy reputation only serves to decrease his popularity with the ladies. But what happens when one day, his right hand becomes a girl?!
really good, really unique, really heartwarming if you've been reading all action all the time, take a break and revel in this manga, it wont disappoint hell, whatever you're reading, give this a try
A very entertaining and hearth-warming manga. Somehow it resembles shoujo manga, but it's worth reading every chapter.
Character descriptions and development are somehow lacking, since the author decided to take the "easy path", and the core of the manga can be contained in no more than 10 chapters. No deep stories, side plots or wicked developments (the main plot does not offer much room to that anyway). Still, the remaining ones are full of gags and funny situations, and the reading is easy.
What makes this manga really interesting is the balance between romance and comedy. I would change the tags and categories, btw. Ecchi tag is somehow exaggerated, you won't find more than a bunch of inocent panty shots and a nipple showing. And so is the "multiple relationships" one, it would be better to say multiple crushes...
I've been reading manga for quite some time, so I'll give it a 7, but that by no means implies lack of quality, on the contrary. Very simple in form and style, so I decided to deduct some points.
The plot is very different in a good way. The main character guy suddenly finds out a girl becomes his hand and the author executes the plot perfectly.
I really recommend this manga because you will laugh your butt off and the plot is quite different.
Very funny and entertaining. Although I kept putting off reading this for a while, I'm so happy that I'm reading it now...it's just, I keep waiting for someone to make the comment that first popped into my head when I heard about this. The ecchi tag didn't help either.
"My right hand is my true love, I don't need anything else" Got this from a hentai site...hahaha, well whatever, read this!! Awesome!
simply one of the best mangas i've ever read. i finished this manga in one go. it was funny, cute, and very satisfying. when i first saw this i was like, wth, right hand girl? how lame!, but after i read about 10 chapters, my attitude completely changed. the ending (which for me is the last 10 chapters) are brilliant. it is very touching, heart warming, and could easily make you cry, yet, it was kinda a happy one. definitely worth your time, no question about that.
This manga actually made me laugh. Not just chuckle and smile, but really laugh. There are some really great chapters (special mention to the one with a bike and the one where he can't speak), the art is good and most of the characters are really well depicted.
The romance part is a bit lacking honestly, except in the last volumes. Before that it is mainly a way to have some funny situations (which are actually funny for once !).
At first, just like most people, I didn't want to read it even though it appeared more than once in my recommendations, since the plot seemed just... weird, unattractive. But I figured just like every other manga that it deserved a try since the critics were good. And I don't regret it, I finished it in one sitting (8 volumes isn't that long). I originally planned to give it a 9.5, since to me a comedy manga shouldn't go further. But it had something more than just a comedy manga, so I gave it a 9.8.
im not gunna lie... when i first read the summary i was extremely skeptical about this manga... as i read it got cuter and cuter... eventually it had totally sucked me in and i couldn't put it down... i would recommend this to anybody who likes typical doof manga romances
I first heard of this title on this website, read the summary and proceeded to think, "WTF?" before forgetting about it for a few years. Then about late last year I somehow went back to it and figured might as well put it on my wish list. I started reading the manga last night and literally spent the whole day today reading it till the end. I've lost count on the number of times I've burst out laughing and am now still just finished wiping away my man-tears knowing that the great journey has ended.
A unique storyline with adorable characters, hilarious comedy and pretty good art style considering its vintage of early 2000s. Definitely a recommended read. Loved it.
Well drawn, and as I said above, it has all the qualities of a shoujo manga. Well, also had some light spiced scenes.
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I wish it was shown their development after Midori comes back to her body, but, oh well, I think it's due to you to imagine it...
The characters grow as the story goes by and
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it is funny to see Sawamura love develop little by little.
As someone noticed before Midori/Sawamura story is really short if you consider that lots of chapters is to tell us their friends' stories. In summary, a good soft reading.
It was out of pure curiosity and others peoples recommendations that I forced myself to read Midori no Hibi. I can say that I have never been so amazed by a manga that shows both sides of humor and romance. At first I was a little skeptical due to the fact it being quite "weird." I honestly didn't figure out how the characters would get a long with each other when a girl turns into your right hand. Somehow Inoue Kozurou managed to get it done. The scenes with humor actually made me laugh, it wasn't even the drawings it was the dialogue which is what got me.
To a person who's been reading ecchi manga all this time, I can safely say that this is one of my better favorites in the manga world. I will surely read it over and over. To those who are skeptical, please read it before you judge it. I surely have not regretted making my decision to read Midori no Hibi. Trust me you'll love it.
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